New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28

r,,o MUCH INTERESTED FOR SAFETY.
.o wonxuyx ALSO BURNED AND HURr-FANIc

.wo wonxMEN ALSO BURNED AND HUHr-fANi"
IN ITALIAN TENrMENTs.
FIRE was discovered In the fourth STORY % NV =. On
story brick building No. 436 Pearis~, ""o
n m Yesterday Before II was puo ou' .
met n violent death and two workmcn III 'no ""'''e
were injured. A painter whose "~Ao =
be sctooficr recently married. was "orAihs on
~,s a, IN. rear Of No 265 Wiliiam-st. and, wniie
r, =, the fire lot his balance and fell four stories
- 'ho ,oof of lower building. His head was
.-,s,x, I'm and his RIBS broken and death must nave
,..n ,nstsptancous An ambulance was lmmenateiy
.rmmon d nom the Chambers Street Hospital, but
an IT'S arrival the surgeon pronounced him deaa.
:, cncr was obtained and the broken and mangied
re lns We're tahen away 1he hre was dlse . t
nv a workman in the building, named Johh NcCary,
II he head Of the stars ON tIo ioul.n nooI n mS
Attempted 40 put I AID VS. quite co. ercy burned
shout me face ana his wrist, burned To tho Done
George Mc>nnnis another workman w.o assisted MN,
wa str. ok on the lead by falling beam' recc.Vin III
a lad scalp wound, ard he was also burned about lhe
hands and arms he ambulance surgeon WHY Ma Ss
all TO tea tie unfortunate ainter dressed inc
wnunds Of the other men and they sent home
one of the fremen wa also burned about the hanus
and was sent homo after having his wounds dressed
Thr,e alarms and a special call were sent out ano
were res onded by ee. en- steamers -FOUR NOOK 90 s
Prroy Owing to low pressure caused by ane tow g
awe Sm s .ent aw sSe
Cound floor of the building and one-hal OF the secoh'
aoor were occupied by j. Caro- Co.. eoo,
mn.
md the three upper foo by Josiah pano xn sn 10
Sactnrcr Of chairs and chamber furniture O"hs "
@ Iarc amount of fu niturc stored In the upper moo
where the fire the fremen experience ov tw.
sraI la dfculty In managing It, and IL was aDou. m
hours and a half be'Or 1t was fairy un ,. eo uoI
Serreant Magan, Of the Fourth Precnct, Wleh
~ about seventy-fve policemen, including rscrvo 90
from the First Fourth sth and Tenth pr @nc cng o.
,iiad the ~iioining sreets and Kept the tii 1s ~
o erson in o. der In the Of the burning puuhg
Toosevelt,s We number OF tenement noude them
,scd mainly by Italians. A panic seIcu .no an
bough the fire not near enough 70 thei 10 e ~
In Gil
re ro,cr and Others they began to throw OUT tnc,
SouseSold Goods dumping them out pe men er
ine windows After conside allie trouni. tncs mne.
assurca that they not In danger ana 'hsf ng bac
their goods to their rooms The bu nen 9, s Unsafe
Mcn confs,mned by the Fire Der artment az ui Iohr
some time stree 1t belongs to the estate o 81 ahon,
Ncr:aS and was damaged to the extent vi 49,
=. 600 fully insured. j. Caro & CO. lose aD0 osn
s1ooo on their and Josiah PARTRIDGE Nc
The adjoining building at No. 436 was occup,o" ~ ny
August Vahen Tanu'a"turr Of ,ictute ~ evten,
tauenS cIases His stoch damage 10 tnc o, =
~ anont $500 On the other side, at No, zap Tyess
SINAI, tvo-story building occnrd ey All the iosse.
woollen rags. who loses about Slow H' WV
are fully covered by insurance.